Some people start a business because they're passionate about a particular cause and they want their business to have an impact. Some people start a business because they are looking for a better work/life balance. Some are simply looking for more freedom.
This is what Michael Gerber spoke of when he coined the term, "The Entrepreneurial Seizure." For most people, having your own business is about being your own boss, having freedom and making your own money. But one thing people often don't consider is the idea that a business -- at it's best -- should serve as a financial asset today and in the future.
Have you thought about what your business needs to look like in order to provide you with the passive income to live the life you truly want? Do you have an exit strategy that will allow you to sell your business for top-dollar?
In the first part of this EMyth Your Business podcast, EMyth's President Wendy Vinson and Seminar Leader Karin Iwata discuss the common personal attributes successful business leaders possess and how those attributes help them turn intention into action.
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